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 1     1,     3,   5|        factors (cultural, social, economic, ethnic, geographic, and
 2     1,     4     |   religious, cultural, social, or economic life, the revolutionary
 3     1,     7,   3|         every way.~            g. Economic equality. No one owns anything;
 4     1,     7,   3|         not having a government – economic production would be organized
 5     1,    11,   3|           with neither social nor economic inequalities, run by science
 6     2,     5,   2|     religious, political, social, economic, cultural, artistic, and
 7     2,    11,   1|        works normalize social and economic life, they are prejudicial
 8     2,    11,   1|          which show a tendency to economic egalitarianism and state
 9     2,    12,   7| specifically partisan politics or economic undertakings to combat the
10     2,    12,   8|          the strictly partisan or economic terrain is not part of the
11     3,     2,   1|    governments and crafty private economic powers of the West in face
12     3,     2,   1|         of wars, political blows, economic crises, and bloody revolutions,
13     3,     2,   1|           and of numerous private economic powers of the West.~           
14     3,     2,   3|            political, social, and economic convictions; in cultural
15  Post            |        contacts with the European Economic Community, has said he is